Thrasher Magazine

Indy's gearing up for another blazing rip down Tick Ditch in SD on Saturday. Get there at 11 to witness all the chaos.

The fourth video from the Melbourne-based maniacs at Brick and Mortar continues their tradition of mixing raw ripping with uncontrollable hijinks.

Jonny highlights his city while he explores LA's steps and ledges with the new Accel Slim colorway from éS.

Jake's paid his dues, crushing contests and the streets—before and after breaking his neck at the Rip Ride Rally in Philly. With this high-flying fresh part, Welcome rewards his service with a new broom.

Swampy, Nolan and company light up LA's inclined terrain with a dizzying blend of handouts, fastplants and funky boards for Heroin

Uncle Freddy throws on the new threads we made with NJ Skateshop, hits the streets and pays the shop a visit. Be like Fred and get yours today.

Dodging hot heads and hopping turnstiles, The Brass crashes through the Melbourne streets for OJ Wheels. 

Indy unearths all the extra rips from Jhanka, Akerley, Willms and more as they tear up the ditches from Tucson to Phoenix. 

Nicole hits the Venice curbs with Kelly Bird to test the re-release of his iconic REAL graphic.

The Orchard crew juices the last days at Boston's beloved Copley Fountain before trekking out to Atlanta, Detroit and Baltimore. Brian Reid is a treasure.

Founded in 1978, Rip City Skates in Santa Monica has fueled the scene for 45 years. Owners Jim McDowell and Bill Poncher have weathered every storm and passing trend to serve the community and keep the stoke alive. Here’s a slice of their story.

Few things look better than Tom Knox skating in London. Maybe him skating there with his own signature New Balance? Yep, that's about it.

Dalton Dern gets a hefty crook in the new shoes from Fallen and Heroin.